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Burdock Roots Used by itself ,burdock is frequently used as a digestive and appetite aid, due to its bitter stimulation of the digestive juices and bile secretion. Among the conditions it has been used to treat are anorexia nervosa, rheumatism ,gout, sciatica, and a variety of other skin conditions. It removes excess fluid from the body. It removes excess fluid from the body. It is also a source of chromium, magnesium, silicon, and thiamine. | |
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Red Clover The isoflavones isolated from red clover have been studied for their effectiveness in treating some forms of cancer. It is thought that the isoflavones prevent the profliferation of cancer cells and that they may even destroy cancer cells. Laboratory and animal studied have found that red clover isoflavones may protect against the growth of breast cancer cells. | |
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Turkey Rhubarb Roots Rhubarb roots has a purgative action that is excellent in treating constipation, and an astringent effect that enables intestinal cleansing. It has the ablility to remove intestinal debris, and has antiseptic properties. | |
Slippery Elm Bark Slippery elm bark strengthens and soothes mucous membranes and dissolves excess mucouse in organs, tissue, lymph glands, and nerve channels. It also aids in waste elimination, and lubricates bones and joints. It has been used to treat digestive system conditions such as gastritis, diarrhea, ulcer, and colitis, and othe conditions such as hemorrhoids, vaginitis and various skin conditions | |
Sheep Sorrel Sheep sorrel breaks down foreign tissue masses (such as tumors) and toxic deposits in the body, and stimulates the bodys immume systems. It is extremely high in vitamin and mineral content , It also relieves inflammation. | |
Blessed Thistle Blessed thistle is reported to have an antibiotic effect that stimulates and cleanses the digestive systems. | |
Kelp Kelp is high in iodine and trace minerals and supports proper thyroid gland function and metabolism. |
Saturday, February 21, 2009
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